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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

JUST two weeks remain till the de-
cisive hour 1t viii be well worth
the while Of every man who wishes
to see good government established.
to devote the bulk of that brief space
to making assurance Of the Reform
tickets success doubly sure.
The EIele is keeping up a cry f5r
the election Of public officials. Such
a thing would only add a fresh
burden to tropical life With a popu
lar Legislature, there viii be an avail
ing check on the Government against
improper appointments, as askinyt
other mistakes Of administrator.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

Now that the lists Of the persons in
the various wards of Honolulu who
have qualified as voters for Mobiles
and Representatives have been made
up and posted, it viii be in order for
the friends of the reform movement
to scrutinize these lists with a view to
their being made complete and per
feet 1t should be made the duty Of
the committees appointed by the ward
associations to see that every sup
porter of reform principles whose
name does not appear on these lists
IS brought uptO take the oath and be
registered; also, that those persons
II any, who may have registered
Wrongfully, be reported to the Il
spectors Of Election for the puru9ls
OF having their names removed. lbs
time allowed for adding to and per
fecting the registry viii expire on
Thursday, September 1st. bnt this
work should not be left to the hurry
OF the last day or two. FRIDAY. Ser
TENDER I'd, is the day when the per
fected lists are required to be posted.
and after that date no additions or
alterations can be made. The inter
ests involved in the coming election
are too momentOus to have ANYTHING
lett to chance. Although we expect
to elect the whole ticket by hand
some majority, tits never safe to count
too much on the weakness Of an eEsf-
my, and the choice Of the four Repre-
may possibly turn on few
votes. Let the Reform party make
the result certain by bringing out their
full vote.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

o6eeS, are requested TO % iusoyu this Depart
meRt.
LOf,RIN A. THURSr0N,
Minister o. Interior.
IutersoS oesee, AUG. Is. 1SS5. mss IL
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List of Boards of Inspectors of Flee.
ton Designated to Register
Voters for Mobiles.

In further pursuance with and actin. under
said authority. I do hereby designate the follow
ing named Boards of Inspectors in their res
Pecttve election districts of Election 10 be The
Boards of Inspectors TO register voters for No.
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amendment to Section 26.

OF the Rules and Regulations for administering
20 O1cia-s. Subjects and Residents. the Oath
g support tie Constitution aud Laws, proyid-
Ing for the Registration Of Voters. and Of Hold
ing Elections for Noble, and Representative,
published July .. tSS-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

TUESDAY, AUGUST so. 1887.
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Election Notice.

II accordance with The power vested IN the
Cabinet 81 the Cczss,u,5sa q the Kingdom,
Sud in pursuance with resolution this day
s6opset by szca Cabinet, MONDAY, the lsrh
day Of September next, Is hereby appointed A.
the day upon vhich the Election OF Mobiles and
Rer-essucz-lye> 20 The Legislature shall be held.
L0BBLN a. TEUE>rON.
M1rl>re- ot the interior.
HouQ'z,l. August 3, 49,. III 81
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DEEAEryEsr CT INrEEt1E-
Hcaol-.U. August Is, 1877.
= " NszlE. Esq Ll> tL5s Day been appointed
81 Agent 20 grams NI4--ss-e Licenses for the Dis
t-cil ot south Ho11. Is'llG o5 Hawaii.
L. A. rHCR>TON.
Minister O. interior.
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Dalraiian Qazette

EST EoDUs IN REBUs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

It ha, pleased His Nsjsscy the King 10 ap-
point
Hon JosspE 3. ArEERrcN
70 b. ns1bsz OF the Bureau O; Immigration,
vice Hon J. A. Czuuins, resigned.
The Board row consists o.
HIS Ex. Hon. L A. rhurstoa, President;
Hoc- j. ;. Walker.
Hon. SAM 6. Wilder,
Hon. J. L ka1lukoa.
EoH. ;. :. Clech0ru,
Hon. Joseph +. Anterior.
I0,sEi Palace, August S+ch. lSS-. sl5c
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

1zz
SEc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

Z. NAArzAUNA- ESQ, has this Gsy been sp-
pointed an Agent % --aut Marriage Licenses for
the District o5 Halo, Island Of Hawaii.
L. A. THUR>TON.
1tSc-5z Minister OF Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

NLINIaI = AINI|1IN-
Inspector General Of schools.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-08-30

ID Paris Jr- Chairman; stephen L Dezha,
". ElzIHloka.
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4 Lady's Perfect Companion.

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and appears as though the robbers
knew something of the room belo re
hand.
Mr.. NJ. d. 10y has IN his possession
two opossums which he ~ training,
and with marked success though his
motives to Us are not yet understood
probably he may add to his collection
and place upon the stage trained Ops
sums instead of ''traincd Dogs. The
first act he taught them was TO remain
in room all night with door open
which was tested and proven by some
lover Of sport. who. shvlv opened the
door Of his training room and thus left
it, but the rossums remained. Mart
soys he knows who did it-and when
his animals are fully trained he will
send them complimentary ticket.
O.C. Boy.
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Lows Nd Nov. l4th 81

(REroRTED For THE ClARInN.l
Saturday 9th ulto. the people OF our
little village were startled by the cry Of
Sire. The residence of Mr.. Patrick
MeskiIl section foreman for the W. NJ
r. F.. caught near the chimney in the
kltchen--lt is supposed, from the pipe.
When discovered it had gained some
Roadway and after a short while srcnt
in trying to eXtinguish the fire, this was
was abandoned as a hopeless, task =
and the work of removing furniture
was begun, The fire began y. m. and
by o'clock the house wAs in ashes
most of the furniture was saved several
beds, bureau. desk and all kitchen far
nture We're burned. The loss is felt
more ut this season Of the year than it
would have been in spring or summer.
Mr.. Meskil! will erect on same site a
new residence larger and more conven-
lent than the one lost. a strong force
of hands are now at work Mr.. J. A..
Weddle of Mechanlcstown has the con
tract for new building,
This week seems to have been an
eventful one for 'Loy'. On Thursday
night some thieves broke into the store
Of Mr.. G. W. 10y etfectlng an entrance
through the window, they inspected the
boots first, lifting about six pair Of suit.
able sizes, then about dozen pair la.
dies shoes; next they emptiel a box Of
chewing tobacco. They managed to
open the night latch Of the inside of,
fee going through the papers, money
drawers and things in general they left
this, not finding any valuablos therein.
Strange the postage stamps and Rail.
road tickets all at their mercy were un-
distnrbed-possibly they feared these
might hetray them, after adding sever
al pairs of gloves and some smaller ar
ticIes they took their departure rcliev.
ing Mr.. 10y Of S45 or upward of valua-
bles AZ yet no clue has been found. it
is evident tb ere were two or three i'm
plicatod in the robbery and had convey
ance with them from Indications on
outside. This vas quite a bold robbery
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Washington Letter

FROM OuH REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE
WAsurSGroN. NOVEMBER, q, 1885,.
Those who claim to know still insist
that Postmaster General Villas is 70 be
| the new Secretary of the Interior, and
that Don NJ. Dickinson, OF Michigan,
Will fill the other vacancy. 1t would
appear to give the West two Cabinet
members with the view Of strengthening
his party, where it is known to be
weakest |; is now conceded by all
that the New York election means Mr..
cleveland s certain denomination by the
Democrats while the Republicans may
name any one Of halt dozen candidates
the signs Of the times not pointing t"
any particular man however, Mr.
Blainc's friends still claim that he is
the Republican favorite.
Over in cold Virginny' it would
seem there is to be a sharp contest for
the United States Senate between Coy.
Lee and Ex. Congressman Barbour, IN
which the chances appear to favor the
latter. fthe Washingtonians could de-
eide the question most OF their voices
wonld be for Mr.. Barbour, their neigh
Dor Of antique Alexandria.
We are not yet through with our Cen
tonnials, though there have been mum
her within the past dozen years. The
next one viii bcobscrved in New York
city April 80, 1889, in commemora,ion
of the Centennial of the Inauguration Of
Gen. Washington as President Of the
United States, Centennials from their
frequency are losing much Of popular
enthusiasm and attractivenesS still
think that at New York there should
be a celebration worthy alike Of the no.
BILE founders of the greatest of Republics
and Of the progress and patriotism Of
the national character. The Iilustrious
Washington viii forever loom up as
one Of the grandest and most colossal
figures of Aistory-thc pride Of his own
countrymen and the central object Of
the worlds admiration and neration
his fame growing brighter with the
hIcting wears.
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For Every Mechanics!

We are in receipt Of the "MFCuAN1-
CAL News tor Nov. 5. and take pleas.
ure in calling the attention of our read
ers to the merits Of that popular and
long established journal. Its pages
are of Instructive and timely matter re-
lating TO the various branches OF me-
chanlca. and manufacturing industry.
and every number contains from ten to
twenty illustrations, showing the pro-
grees Of invention both in this and for
clgn Countries.
The MECHANICAL News" is a SIX.
te"npage paperpublishcd semi monthly.
The subscription price is ole dollar
. year, and with its able staff Of contrib
utors it never fails to give in a single is
sue information of many times that val
lie TO the practical mechanic. The pa.
per ia now IL its seventeenth volume,
and has steadily improved in the quail
lty OF its contents, and, az a natural CON
sequence, in its popularity with the
reading public.
The publishers announce that they
furnish sample copies free, and liberal
Inducements are offered to agents and
and canvassers for subscribers. A cir.
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GraccIi:lnl, Md.
o. FRiDlI NOVEMBER 95M. lss1
"A II I, H.

The following real estate viz
\ House and Lot situated at the west end
of Gracchan the house is Il Brick one and
half stories high, in tocrahlc'rcpair. There
is on the premises a'numhcr Of fruit trees in
bearing also an abundance of grapes and a
never failing well of watcrat the door.
Any person desiring further information
will call on the undersigned living near the
premises
Also at the same time will be sold ali the
Personal Property of said deceased.
TERMS One third Of the purchase to
be paid on day of sale or on the ratification
thereof hv the court, onclhirl in six months
and the Balance at the end Of the year or
all cash at the option Of the purchaser, the
purchaser to give notes with approved Sc
curi,y hearing Interest from date, and WHEN
the whole amount cf the money is paid Il
good and sutiicicn, deed will be executed,
the purchaser TO be at all expense of Con.
ycvanCing.
Possession will be given of the part Of the
premises lately occupied by Mrs Biggs as
soon as the terms Of sale are compiled and
fun possession on first day of April next.
j. a. Gernand,
Noy.:-is ENECUTuE.
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The NOrth-Emal.

Ii is accepted liz TIE present age that
the newspaper is one of HE main levers
of nrorrcs. and one Of the chief aids in
the advancement Of the interests Of the
people.
1t is through the medium Of the news
paper that new and correct information
on questions of social and political
economy il Disseminated, il is the week
" or daily newspaper that publishes a
digest on every subject O! practlcal
worth to the farmer, mechanic. trades
man or laborcr and We're il not Tor this
medium, the citizen wonld debate with
bis ncighbor, only old methods and
would not receive benefit of the Thought.
experimentation and Judgment of the
progressive men of the age.
II is essential therefore. that every
locality should be able to claim the ac-
tive interest Of a newspaper, Journal
purely local in its aim and given over
wholly and siugly to the advancement
and retirement of the people in It's I'M
mediate locahrv. II has been the ann
Of 1HF CLARION under It's present man
:gcment to further under all circun
stances the interests of the NOrth.pnd +.
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A Gift For All.

In order TO give all a chance to test It, and
thus I've convinced of its wonderful curative
powers, DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, will be, tor Il
limited time. given away. This offer is not
only liberal, hut shows unhoundcd faith IN
the merits Of this great remedy, All who
suffer from Coughs, Colds, Consumption
Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection
Throat Chest, or Lungs. are especially re
Qurslch to call at NJ +. Leathcrman's Drug
Store, and get II Triad Bottle Free, Large
Bottles 81
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churches in Baltimore commanded only
100 votes. Continuing he said eff |
was the pastor Of Il church would
drive out every man who was not pro-
hibitionist If the pastor was not "a
prohbitionist | would not subscribe a
dollar to support his church"
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E~tray Notice.

STATE Of MARYLAND, Frederick county,
to-wit:
l hereby certify that Adam Hahn of Fred
rrick County, came before me, the suhscrib
tr, Il Justice of the Peace Of said county, and
made oath in due form of law on this gath.
day of August, 1887, that on the 18th day Of
August last, there came upon his enclosures
as a stray, a black and white spotted SOW.
Given under my hand.
FREDK WHITE, J. p.
The owner of the ab0ye SOW is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take her
away. ADAM HAHN.
sept14t Living one mile East of Grrceham,
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BANK BARN,

and all necessary outbuidings. The fencing
is principally post and rail- abundant fruit,
the fields are of convenient size, and il is n
orally very desirable property.
TERMS One third cash the remainder in
two equal annual payments, hearing interest,
Upon full payment ofpurchase money good
and sufficient deed will be executed.
oct cots James NJ. Grouse.
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JOHN ROOT.
dos 29ti
Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given, the undersigned.
Collector for Frederick County, for the years
1886 and 1887, will visit MMITSBTRG on
MONDAY and Tt ESDAY, Tie 2S and Goth
days OF November.
SABILLASNILLE on WEDN ESDAY
Nov. Both from o'clock a, M, until o clock
on sad day.
MECHANICSTOWN, en- WEDNESDAY
evening Nov. Both, aud on THURSDAY
December LIST, until O'Clock p. m. All per
sons in arrears for 1887, are requested TO
give the notice particular attention, as the
Taxes for said year must be closed without
delay.
j. WIN BAUGHMAN.
nOy11 st. Collector for SO e. 81.
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue Of An order of the Orphans
Court of Frederick County the Undersigned
Executor otthc last Will and Testament of
Julia Bugs late Of Frederick County Dcccas-
ed will sell on the premises of said deceased
situated in
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A Desirable Farm
PUBLIC SALE,
81 ACRES OF LAND.

is unurr good fencing, has been recent
~ lined, and is worry productive. The inn
provemcns area two story and basement
dwelling,
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Bahi,uure Warkels

We give IN the following table of prices
the ratings of Tuesday previous to our
issue, as likewise that of the Tuesday a-week
previous. BY this method we inform our
readers, at glance, of the course Of the mar
ket. which is as essential as Il knowledge OF
the present week.
ast week. Tins week
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GOT THERE ELL!
ES:s ZOOKsG
"

For the Red Flag sign on East Main' Street
and take a bee line fOl ii and YOU will find
little place in the corner that keeps Oysters
and if You have got the sand to call for a
stew you will be surprised to find such oys-
tiers in the place, they are large and fat We
do not tack on to our oysters any fancy or tir
titions names 10 ORDER to deceive the trade
and sell them, they are simply known as
Chances Ful! Moon Brand and their superior
quality sells them. Good oysters is what you
want TO hold your trade and YOU can get
them from us. Our oyster, are ALWAYS fresh
and do not require injurious preventative, in
order to keep them rs is the case with many
oysters now shipped from Baltimore We
handle no hloatrd stock nor trashy cul!s, but
PRIME oysters und sulld meat.
We have connected to our Oyster Depart.
mCnt this season,